Sentence examples for skewed up from inspiring English sources

He said that the median price may have skewed up because the apartments that sold were higher-priced ones.

A couple of deliveries later we have a moment for the purists – a huge ugly full toss is skewed up into the air so badly by White that it drops safe.

But the number of sales for co-ops and condos rose to 166 from 98. Cornelia Dobrovolsky, a senior vice president with the Corcoran Group, said that last year's median price had probably been skewed up by the closings of very high-end condos in 2007.

That was down 23 percent from the previous year's median, but he said the decline is less significant when you consider that "one home sold for $2.8 million to Whoopi Goldberg, and values skewed up pretty dramatically because of that for a while".

In today's world women have been taking extreme measures to reach some skewed up beauty standard that we are trying to reach.

Brooklyn customers will pay the same prices as those in Manhattan for deliveries, starting at $5 for ultra-local delivery and skewing up based on distance within the borough.

The citation distributions are so skewed that up to 75% of the articles in any given journal had lower citation counts than the journal's average number.

While these species-independent genes appear skewed towards up-regulation, it is not clear that highly up-regulated genes are mediators of hepatic toxicities.

Indeed, the mRNA expression patterns were skewed towards up-regulation in the infected groups, with 591 up-regulated genes and 246 down-regulated genes at 7 dpi (out of 36,991 genes analyzed); and 1,768 up-regulated genes and 744 down-regulated genes at 15 dpi (out of 35,577 genes analyzed).

For such algorithms, with the increase in processors also come higher communication costs, not to mention skewed graphs, skewed workload, start-up costs and interference when processors compete for, e.g., network bandwidth.

They concentrated on geometric abstraction, the most esoteric of modernist styles, but broke it up, skewed its rectilinearity, grafted painting to sculpture, to destabilize received standards of pictorial order.